Red Devil

By: Kyell Gold

Narrated by: Jay Maxwell

When Alexei seeks the help of a ghost to deal with a swaggering bully, he gets the strength and confidence he hopes for. If in the process, he hurt his best friend Sol, well, he can make it up to the wolf later. Things get worse when the ghost, an old Siberian soldier, demands that Alexei give up his gay life, which Alexei fled his home country for. The young fox is resolved to send the ghost away--until his sister, left behind with their abusive parents, falls into mortal danger from which only the ghost can save her. Now Alexei must choose between living the life he risked everything to have and rescuing his beloved Caterina from death...or worse.

Red Devil follows the characters from the acclaimed book Green Fairy in a brand-new adventure.

©2014 Kyell Gold (P)2014 Kyell Gold

A great sequel and an intelligent twist

This is the best installment of the three books in this series. Whereas Sol's naivete was important to the Green Fairy, it did start to wear on the reader after awhile. Alexei is such a refreshing protagonist. Mixing themes of trauma from family with trauma from country, Gold widens the appeal of this series really masterfully. There was a lot of risk that it could be a tired retelling of Green Fairy, but Alexei's ghost couldn't be more different than Sol's. Highly recommend.

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This is probably a good book but the narrator makes it boring I dunno if it’s supposed to set atmospheric conditions but like just didn’t get into it

good overall

I did encounter several playback/ editing errors that made the story hard to follow at times, but it still was good overall.

A fantastic modern day ghost story

This audiobook exceeded my expectations, even surpassing the prior one for Green Fairy.

The narrator's performance was wonderful, and really brought to life each individual character's voice and mannerisms.

Highly recommended for anyone interested in the gay themes of the story, even if they're not already interested in the furry nature of the book.

Deeper, darker and arguably better than the first

This sequel took the magic and mystery of the first installment and brought a depth and darkness that was surprisingly good! Be prepared for a story of melancholy beauty like that of a Siberian winter night. This is a must read for anyone who enjoyed Green Fairy!